Hi, everybody, and welcome to another edition of Talking Elite Fitness. I'm Sean Woodland. Tommy

Marquez will be here in just a second. A little bit different episode today, what we were

planning on doing is having a preview of the individual competition at Wadapalooza.

Unfortunately, Northern California is getting battered by a heavy storm that is closed roads,

knocked out power, and made it pretty

impossible for Tommy and I to get together to record today. So what we're going to do is we are

going to bring you an interview that we did last week with Wadaplusa founder and the man

who programmed this year's event, Gito Trinidad. Just a reminder that we will have plenty of

coverage from Wadapalooza, God willing,

over the next four days. If you haven't already, go subscribe to our YouTube channel as we're

going to have some recap, some interviews, and some great content coming out of Miami starting

on Thursday. And to hold you over until then, if you haven't already, you can check out our

Fitness with Friends episode that published just the other day with Pat Vellner. We have our team preview from last week and the first two episodes of hit and catch with Monster Michael Todd, the professional arm wrestler who is trying to win 100 gold medals in a year. He and his wife are touring the world and she is a CrossFit enthusiast as

is he and she is going to be visiting as many boxes as she can during that time and trying to

RX all of her skills. So with that being said, hope everybody out there in California is staying safe.

Hope to see you guys in Miami. And here's our interview with Gito Trinidad.

Okay, let's shift gears now and bring in the man who is the founder of Wadapalooza and also

responsible for programming the entire thing.

Gito Trinidad, Gito, how you doing, man?

I'm doing awesome guys here in Sunny, Miami.

How about you guys?

We're doing great.

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